CMIS 130 Project 3 Mail x C | (D file:///C:/users/olivia/Downloads/CMIS%20130%20Project%203%20Mail%20Order.pdf CMIS 130 Project 3 Mail Order.pdf 1 13 How to Submit: Use the Java Project 3 assignment link in Bb to upload your Java source code file (.java) Remember this one from our Just Enough Programming Logic and Design Chapter 4? The Vernon Hills Mail-Order Company often sends multiple packages per order. For each customer order, print enough mailing labels to use on each of the separate boxes that will be mailed. The mailing labels contain the customer's complete name and address, along with a box number in the form "Box 9 of9". For example, an order that requires three boxes produces three labels: "Box I of3" "Box 2 of 3" and "Box 3 of3" Produce enough mailing labels for each order. Back then, we developed pseudocode that accomplished the logic and continued to process label requests until EOF was reached on the input file. This time, we will prompt the user to tell us when he or she is done and no further labels are needed. Specifically, our application will: Continuously accept a customer's title, first name, last name, street address, city, state, zip code, and number of boxes in the order and produce the labels- until an appropriate sentinel value is entered. Afier producing the first set of labels, your application will ask the user ifs/he wishes to produce another set of labels. Ifthe user response is "Y"or y"the user is prompted for the input for the new set of labels. A user response that is anything other than "Y"or "y" means no further labels are needed and your program should end. The following pseudocode conveys this logic start Declarations string title string firstName string lastName string atreetAddress string city string state string zip num numBoxes num count Show allX CMIS 130 hw.pdf 5:40 PM O Type here to search A O3/20/20183